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Businesses and residents looking to get their home or office clean and still ‘go green’ have a new way of doing so, thanks to a local business. BAS-Serco has become the first business in Bermuda to offer a chemical-free, dry vapour cleaning system f...

They were typical sun worshippers looking for a suite near the beach, with good fishing and plenty of space to wiggle. The Fairmont Hamilton was happy to provide accommodation even if its clientele didn’t normally extend to land hermit crabs. The Pem...

A few days ago, my One Bermuda Alliance colleague Senator Mike Fahy expressed reservations about the solar array that has been proposed for that little area of land at the LF Wade International Airport that juts out into Castle Harbour, called The Fi...

Following Cabinet approval last month, Bermuda’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) has been declared a Marine Mammal Sanctuary with special emphasis on the endangered humpback whale. In making the announcement yesterday, Environment Minister Marc Bean sa...

Plans for a new, large scale solar power plant were unveiled yesterday, promising an alternative to a proposed expansion of Belco. Tim Madeiros, CEO and operations director for Sol Invictus, said their proposal could also create 200 jobs during its c...

A proposal to build a large-scale solar energy facility which could remove the need for a Belco expansion was unveiled this morning. The project could also create 200 jobs during its construction, 95 percent of which would be filled by Bermudians. Ti...

Hundreds of volunteers took to the shores to haul away seven tons of trash for the Keep Bermuda Beautiful Annual Marine Cleanup. The Saturday event, targeting 33 sites around the Island, is held in tandem cleanups around the world put on by environme...

Public Works Minister Michael Weeks yesterday clarified that there are no hard plans to install a “kiddie track” for young children at Astwood Park. And while a previous Government statement said that Marc Bean, the area MP, had canvassed the area ab...

A mass of dirty water that flooded a Pembroke business road has been contained — although a foul odour from underground persisted yesterday along Bakery Lane. According to workmen at the 120ft drainage hole, the effluent that surged out when drilling...

Government has confirmed the plans but says use of the park as a scrambling track for young children would be limited. BEST chairman Stuart Hayward said that the public expects any such proposal for the change of use of a national park would go throu...